For local public safety concerns, the Pacifica Municipal Pier will remain closed until February 14th, 2024. High tides unfortunately damaged a large portion of our beloved pier.
The City's Public Works Engineering Division Works determined that the damage was too detrimental to open any sooner. Stay tuned for more updates as they become avalible!
Source: City of Pacifica
39th ANNUAL COASTAL CLEAN UP
The above video is a three-and-a-half-minute synopsis of the Coastal Cleanup Day, cleaning our beaches and raising awareness of the need for clean beaches and ocean habitats.
Special speakers include county supervisor Ray Mueller and local reps for congresswoman Anna Eshoo and Gianna Franco of KPIX channel 5. Look for more videos like this and support PCT at www.PacificCoast.tv
Recently the Pacifica Historical Society embarked on the huge undertaking of moving one of the historic Ocean Shore rail cars to its permanent home on Fancisco blvd. near the Little Brown Church.
Please watch the above video for all the exciting moments.
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER DATED
DATED JANUARY 4rh 2024 (Pacifica, CA) –
The Pacifica Pier will be closed for 3 weeks from
January 5th, 2024, to January 26th, 2024.
On December 28, 2023, a combination of high tides and large waves damaged sections of
the Pacifica Municipal Pier’s west-facing deck and concrete railing. The City’s Public Works
Engineering Division and a structural engineering consultant assessed the damage and
determined the Pier is unsafe for users and visitors until a structural assessment can be
performed.
An expedited structural assessment of the Pier, development of the analysis, staff review, and
finalization of the assessment is expected to be completed by January 25, 2024. Following the
assessment, the City will determine if the Pier can be reopened.
Should you have any questions or concerns, you can contact the Department of Public Works
Engineering Division at (650) 738-3767 or email engineering@pacifica.gov. Thank you for your
cooperation, and your patience while the City works diligently to ensure the Pier is safe and
can continue to be an important public amenity.
For updates on the Pacifica Pier, please visit: www.cityofpacifica.org/pier.
STAFF CONTACT:
Department of Public Works Engineering Division
(650) 738-3767
engineering@pacifica.gov
What's Hot Pacifica!
Produced by student interns at PCT, this is the show that gives you all the details on what is happening in and around Pacifica California.
In this episode hosts, Corey and Antonio explore Pacifica eateries like Columbo's Deli, plus the Bloom Room and Are you a local looking for fun? Perhaps you are a visitor who has never been to Pacifica? either way, this is the show for you. So sit back, relax, and let PCT show you WHAT'S HOT!
Come to the 14th Annual Kahuna Kupuna Benefit Surf Contest, Saturday, July 20, 2013. The contest is geared towards surfers above the age of 40. It hosts separate sub-divisions for both men and women, featuring shortboard and longboard. The event is from 8 am to 5 pm.
To enter, pick up an entry form at your local Pacifica surf shop or download one at www.pacificasenvironmentalfamily.org/kahunakupuna. The entry fee is $70 to Pacifica's Environmental Family, a nonprofit organization.
Check out a video of the event below!
Pacifica is best known for its weather, surfing and scenery. But what about its local farmers market? Alemany,Lake Merriet and the sunset district all come to mind when I think of good farmers markets.So imagine my surprise when I stumbled upon this tiny, but awesome farmers market ( less than 4 miles away from my house) nestled in Pacifica's Rockaway Beach shopping center.
Walking up to the entrance you are engulfed with the smells of fresh produce, roistering meats, and the sweet smell of baked goods. All the vendors greet you with a big smile and a story to tell about each and everyone of their organic locally traded and made foods. Within 10 minutes of being there, I knew where my strawberries I just bought were grown, who grew them, and what process they used to get them to be so delicious. The farmers market also included a live band, fresh fish, organic vegan sweets and TAMALES!. One more time in case you missed it TAMALES; Freshly made TAMALES!
Pacifica's farmers market is not as big and well known as other farmers market around the bay and peninsula, however that just adds to its charm of being truly local made and supported. So the next time your passing Rockaway beach off of Highway one on a Wednesday afternoon, be sure to stop by Pacifica's farmers market for a little taste of organic locally made food.
Want to know more about whats going on in Pacifica and the peninsula like the local farmers market? Then tune into PCT for an inside look at some of the areas local businesses, community activities and other fun things to do while in the area.
Also a special thanks to la Milpa organic farm ,Roli Roti, Fritter factory and labelGMos.org for participating.
